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rfc-3 CATHOLIC DIRECTORY OF INDIA, CEYLON AND BURMA 1926. PUBLISHED BY THE CATHOLIC SUPPLY SOCIETY, MADRAS. PRINTED AT THE “ GOOD PASTOR ” PRESS, BROADWAY, MADRAS. Yale Divinity Library New Haven, Conn. M m y. 7ê NOTE. The Catholic Directory, now in its 76th year of publication, was known up to 1912 as the Madras Catholic Directory and Annual General Register. It was then preceded by the Or do redtandi Officii Divini, etc., which is now issued separately. Each sheet of the Directory contains, as fa r as possible, the latest information down to the time of its going to press. Nihil obstat. P. JUSTIN VÏON, Censor Deputatus. Imprimatur : * J. AELEN, Archbishop of Madras. Madras, 15th Januaiy 1926. PREFACE. In offering the Catholic Directory for 1926, the editor thinks he ought to tender a few words of apology to the reader. Fully aware of the many short-comings, omissions and oversights which have crept in the present issue, the editor can vouchsafe to assert that this is a fair attempt at embo­ dying most of the suggestions and construc­ tive criticisms which were sent to him in the course of last year. The chief improvement of the present issue consists in this : the book has been divided into three parts : 1. General Informa­ tion ; 2. Territorial Units ; 3. Alphabetical Lists and References. This renders classifi­ cation of items more easy and opens the way for further improvements which we contemplate in the next issue. The Historical Notes of several dioceses have been recast and to make them still more precise and concise the editor ventures to call for the help of all those who could give any assistance on the subject. The list of Priests is still very faulty. It appeared to the editor like a maze which he tried to unravel. He struck off several names of priests whom he knew to be dead for several years. On the other side he added many names of priests whom he knew personally for the last decade and who had not yet found their way into the Directory. These had been mostly working in Colleges. Besides he got letters from several priests complaining that their names were omitted in the Directory; and strange to say in the proofs he got from the Chancelleries these names were not mentioned either. There­ fore, if any omission of the kind is still to be found, the editor asks that a report be made, not to the editor, but to headquarters, where the mistake may be corrected in the proofs for the next issue. We cannot thank the Chancellors suffi­ ciently for their readiness in providing the required information, only Kandy having failed to forward the Gazetteer. The list of our Auxiliaries has been asked. This we cannot give this year as the number of all our helpers, brothers, sisters, sanyassis is still to be desired. If the various Chancelleries give us the number of helpers they have, perhaps next year we may give an exact list of Auxiliaries. We thank most heartily the Rev. C. Houpert, S.J., lor his yearly contribution to the Catholic Directory and especially for the great amount of valuable practical help he has so readily given to the editor. W e must not omit our thanks to Mr. Arputhasawmy Udayar for the notice on the late L. D Swamikannu Pillai. Indeed, Diwan Bahadur L. D. Swamikannu Pillai was a unique man in the annals of the Catholic Church in India and several have thought with good reason that his loss ought to be recorded in the Catholic Directory. The Editor, January 1926., .P. J. V. CONTENTS. P age Agra ... ......................... 100 Ajmere ... ... 107 Allahabad • •• 111 Apostolic Delegation (The) • •• 10 Archbishops, Bishops and Apostolic Prefects (List of) 433 Assam ... 193 Bombay ... ... 117 Burma (Eastern) ... 398 Burma (Northern) ... • •• 402 Burma (Southern) ... • •• 406 Calcutta ... 169 Calicut ... 127 Cardot, Bishop ... 543 Carmelite Congregation in Malabar ... 360 Catholic Indian Association of S. India • •• 514 Catholic Hierarchy • •• 1 Changanacherry ... 325 Clerical Obituary ... ... 532 Cochin • •• 74 Coimbatore • •• 245 Colombo • •• • •• 367 Dacca ... 179 Damaun ... 63 Ernakulam • •• ... 310 Past and'Abstiuence in Madras (Rules of) 34 Galle ... ... 3S0 General Information 1 Goa ... 42 Hierarchy of India ... 6 Hyderabad ... 213 J*ffna 384 Kafristan 282 Kandy 39L Kashmeer ... 282 Knights (Catholic) ... ... 11 Kottayam ... 341 grishnagar ... •v 184 C o n t e n t s . P age Kumbakonam ... ... ... ... 251 Kurialacherry Bishop ... ... ... 539 Lahore ... ... ... ... *277 Madras ... ... ... ... 197 Malabar Congregation ... ... ... 360 Malacca ... ... ... ... 257 Mangalore ... ... ... ... 131 Manner of Receiving Protestants in the Catholic Church 37 Missionary Societies ... ... ... 509 Mixed Marriages ... ... ... ... 36 Mylapore ... • ... ... ... 83 Mysore ' ... ... ... ... 264 Nagpur ... ... ... ... 219 Newspapers .... ... ... ... 525 Obituary Notices ... ... ... ... 535 Patna ... ... ... ... ... 188 Periodicals . ... ... ... 525 Pondicherry ... ... ... ... 232 Poon» ... ... ... ... 141 Prefecture Apostolic of Assam (The) ... ... 16 Priests (List of) ... ... ... ... 437 Quilon , ... ... ... ... 298 Religious Orders .. ... , ... ... ... 509 , Residences (List of) ... .. 413 Roman Pontiffs (List of) ... ... ... 2 Simla ... ... ... ... ... 274 Statistical facts by C. Houpert, 8.J. ... ... 12 Swatnikannu Pillay, L. D. ... ... ... 515 Territori-1 Units ... ... ... ... 42 Training Institutions ... ... ... 515 Trichin.npoly ... ... ... ... I47 Trichur Church (The) .. ... ... 25 Trichur ... ... ... ... ... 348 Trincomalt'e ... ... ... ... 395 Tuticorin ... ... ... ... 161 Verapoly ... ... ... ... 285 Vizagapatana ... ... ... ... 225 Zaleski (Mgr.) ... ... ... 535 The Catholic Directory of India, Burma and Ceylon, 1926; Sacred Returns for 1925. Front October 1924 to September 1925. PfilBSTS. Baptisms. Regular or a» Secular. a 08 Society. ® a u ® 2 S-i ------- ts tn la 0 2 Q n n © la O s * H3 * . « . 0 .2 a 55 o tO □ a co co u> ■ a a 0) 50 S i of 0 <B — CJ-I g GO -a •*» -a as SB 2 «? « O S3 bo be a '3 'O 03 » S3 0 Holy Holy Vaticnm. Funerals. Extreme Extreme Unctions. Confirmations. Marriages. Communions. Catholics. C3 u Cu, CU Oh O Agra 10,016 2 37 332 95 560 156 131,670 280 83 185 200 275 A 3 mere 6,967 1 ’" i 36 244 16 78 , „ 43,973 158,840 172 57 61 ... 131 137,110 115 63 ... ... 148 Allahabad 10,526 7 26 283 ... 160 *.. ... Assam 9,081 12 202 86 487 202 34,422 102,865 180 80 53 95 79 527,052 2 286 515 618 1,170 Bombay 34,124 *31 ... 43 1,056 64 • • 429 201,551 109,285 651 292 126 215 ... Burma( Eastern) 24,185 23 ♦ • • 1,634 93 506 41,006 Burma (Northern) 11,608 5 20 552 22 210 351 65,810 171,756 421 129 158 133 336 569 323 1,139 Burma (Southern) 61.133 25 1 . 40 1,900 51 689 324,771 432,072 829 499 5,695 2,876 1,450 ... ... Calcutta 203,797 21 14 132 10,935 485 5,864 ... 983,575 2,427,661 47,274 163,645 302 111 168 197 233 Calient ... 8,438 4 14 268 24 197 • a • Changanacherry 175,650 269 8,499 442 1,419 1,146,655 1,699,494 8,766 2,609 2,642 2,743 3,264 Cochin 118,213 56 "2 ” ’2 " ’ 8 5,242 25 152 "¿7 ... 4,267 897 1,120 997 2,524 377 595 437 972 Coimbatore 47,583 27 30 1,697 45 319 ... 162Í614 393,829 933 Colombo 275,441 22 1 30 72 9,085 220 1,608 535 820,774 2,860 247 6,141 2,435 3.818 3,204 6,434 Dacca 17,730 1 ... ... 25 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Damaun 94,333 98 7 • . ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Ernakulam 131,130 152 4,124 60 2,044 665,028 925,189 3,314 1,352 1,479 1,263 2,767 Galle 14,043 3 ’ 23 888 44 193 ... 57,664 221,982 114 93 73 ... 107 Goa 326,690 ... • •• ,,, ... ... ... ... ... ... Hyderabad 38,532 * 1 ” 3 1,286 70 2,348 ... 88,887 316,287 1,084 409 364 394 892 Jaffna 52,35L ’ " s ... 26 *28 1,770 13 240 ... 730,598 1,788 608 1,030 849 1,215 Kafristan and Kashmir. 5,000 16 ... ... ... - ... ... Kandy 32,780 5 21 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Kottayam 34,894 33 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... *• ... ... Krishnagar 16,864 • •• 21 ... ... ... ... ... ... Kumbaiionam 105,59 L 19 35 5,587 30 494 96,939 503Í446 4,244 858 1,133 606 ... Lahore 33,226 40 1,249 628 1,481 162,168 729 452 ... ... 907 A Madras 59.800 16 22 1,557 104 997 4,581 271i800 703,700 1,557 643 891 730 1,397 Malacca 45,637 4 ... 30 • • • ... ... ......... ... Mangalore 114,161 82 10 5,810 54 1,531 1,764 700,729 1,348,318 4,’560 1,717 2,470 3,142 2.444 966 986 1,320 Mylapore 88,623 52 ’*’3 2,495 44 60 • . 288.377 580.034 400 567 Mysore 61,347 19 44 2,180 128 501 567 30,304 712,706 800 506 1,023 735 1,466 83 86 167 Nagpur 21,000 6 ” 2 *"*7 24 945 12 78 .«• 25,000 496 169 72 68 88 131 Patna 6,118 6 8 237 25 111 t . 5*0 Í 9 8 9 188,232 Pondicherry 142,738 31 ... 57 4,905 28 261 ... 362,2IU 748,636 927 1,036 1,288 *742 Poona 24,233 17 18 739 31 97 266 102,649 273,304 117 146 331 ... 411 Qailon 176,980 68 ... 28 5,899 • •• 4,677 914,389 1,658,467 ... 1,319 1,449 1,118 2,503 ¡Simla 2,339 5 8 ... ... ... ... ... .. ... ... Trichinopoly 212,207 11 46 108 7,123 ”79 1,231 ... 1,008,613 2,000,915 3,638 1,848 2,583 ... Trichur 115.007 144 ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... Trincomallee 10.033 1 ... 3 16 308 68 237 • . 04-,680 162,186 354 100 199 175 339 ’luticorin 75,842 26 ..
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